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Turmeric Massage Essential Oil Production For Business
Turmeric Massage Essential Oil Production For Business
ISSN No:-2456-2165
Abstract:- This study discovered that a variety of medical II. OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
conditions can be managed or overall health can be
improved with massage therapy using the product name This study was conducted to create massage essential
Curcuma Longa - Turmeric Massage Essential Oil. This oil that will be labeled as Curcuma Longa - Turmeric
study's findings suggest that it may be helpful for Massage Essential Oil. Also, the researchers wanted to learn
fatigue, body pain, and muscle pain. This study used a more about the massage oil production process and how the
descriptive survey method that involved survey respondents rated it in terms of look, scent, texture, and
questionnaires and an informal interview with the effect using sensation test. Specifically, it sought to answers
respondents. The study's findings show that this product the following questions:
is affordable, suitable for use as massage oil, and
effective in the management of muscle discomfort issues. A. How may the profile of the respondents be described in
It may also present excellent business and revenue terms of:
prospects. Age;
Sex;
I. INTRODUCTION Nature of Work; and
Muscle Pain Encounter.
Traditionally, turmeric has been used in Chinese and
Indian Ayurvedic medicine to treat arthritis since turmeric’s B. Describe the preference and experience of the
active components are known to block inflammatory respondents in terms of:
cytokines and enzymes. That’s why it’s known as one of the Look;
best essential oils for arthritis around. Scent;
Texture; and
Studies have shown turmeric’s ability to help reduce
Effect:
pain, inflammation and stiffness related to rheumatoid
Body Pain;
arthritis and osteoarthritis. One study published in
Muscle Pain; and
the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry evaluated
Skin.
the anti-arthritic effects of turmeric essential oil and found
that crude turmeric essential oil given orally at a dose that C. Problems encountered by the respondents in using the
would correspond to 5,000 milligrams per day in humans product.
had a modest anti-inflammatory effect on the joints of Additionally, this study will compile the advice and
animal subjects. suggestions of 100 respondents based on their interactions
with the product. Additionally, it intends to set guidelines for
What is turmeric exactly? Turmeric (Curcuma longa)
the College of Management and Business Technology at
is a perennial herbaceous plant of the ginger family
Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology to produce
(Zingiberaceae). The turmeric plant grows to a height of
new products that have the potential to be profitable
about three feet and has yellow flowers. The root is bright
inventions. The researcher's institution's production and
orange with a thin brownish skin. Native to southern India
extension initiatives will be used to communicate this concept
and Indonesia, turmeric is cultivated on the mainland and in
to the public.
the islands of the Indian Ocean.
III. METHODOLOGY
Turmeric essential oil is derived from the plant’s
tuberous rhizomes, or underground roots. The The descriptive survey method was employed by the
Turmeric essential oil is considered to be a strong relaxant researcher. The objective of this product development will
and balancer, and studies have shown it can help fight be to create a new product through experimental research
against two extremely common mood disorders, depression that will appeal to the general community. It was also used
and anxiety. to record the results of measurements and observations. The
sample product will be put to the test by the researchers to
As an effective essential oil for anxiety and
see what the respondents prefer in terms of appearance,
depression, it may improve mood and positive feelings.
fragrance, texture, and impact. For the sensory evaluation of
the solvent hexane. You ideally want a turmeric oil that is
the final product, a nine-point hedonic scale will be used in
CO2-extracted. Turmeric essential oil is yellow in color and
the questionnaire. Hedonic scales are well tried and tested in
has an interesting scent that can be described as sweet and
consumer research for capturing liking data (Stone and
woody with notes of spice.
Siddel, 1985). Figure 1. shows a typical example of a nine-
point hedonic scale, a version regularly used with consumers
in preference mapping studies to capture liking scores.
A. Materials
The ingredient used includes the following:
Turmeric Roots:
Coconut Oil
Menthol Crystals:
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